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| day | description | everyone | facilitators | facilitators_twitter | id | length | notepad | room | time | timeblock | title | transcription |
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| Thursday | How might newsrooms create an ethical framework around their engagement work, similar to a code of conduct for staff relationships? "Engagement" is becoming more central to newsroom revenue models, and with it comes a lot of thorny issues that start with the question: "*why* exactly are you trying to engage the public?" If the answer doesn't include "to learn and in-turn create more useful content for the public" than it's worth interrogating the purpose of that work and the forces at play calling for something else. This session will be an in depth discussion around the issues surrounding engagement work, and we'll emerge with a shareable framework for newsrooms to use when orienting toward non-extractive models. | Jennifer Brandel, Andrew Haeg | JenniferBrandel, andrewhaeg | ethical-engagement | 75 minutes | y | Thomas Swain | 4:30-5:45pm | thursday-pm-2 | Toward an ethical framework for engagement | y |